Interactive Culinary Heritage Trail · program type

organizations

2 orgs in this cluster's subtree

Every organization with primary activities in Interactive Culinary Heritage Trail or any of its descendants. Click a column header to sort. Filter by name or state above the table.

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#	Organization	State	Revenue	Activities ↓
1	ARIZONA BEEF COUNCIL The Arizona Beef Council is a non-profit organization established by the State of Arizona to promote and educate consumers and stakeholders about beef. It focu…	AZ	$389K	9
2	ARIZONA CATTLE FEEDERS' ASSOCIATION Arizona Beef Council promotes beef consumption and education among Arizona consumers and stakeholders. The organization focuses on reinforcing beef's role in a…	AZ	$192K	4

theories of action

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Youth Agricultural Engagement 2 orgs

By engaging youth in hands-on agricultural education and project-based learning, we develop leadership, life skills, and sector commitment, because sustained experiential involvement fosters personal growth, responsibility, and connection to community and industry. This strategy centers on using agriculture as a vehicle for youth development, integrating practical skills like animal husbandry and financial management with personal growth and civic responsibility. It is distinct from general education or workforce training approaches because it emphasizes long-term, immersive participation in agricultural projects—often through 4-H, FFA, or livestock exhibitions—that link individual development to community and industry resilience. The shared belief across organizations is that raising animals, managing projects, and participating in agricultural traditions creates formative experiences that shape future leaders and sustain the agricultural sector.

ARIZONA BEEF COUNCILARIZONA CATTLE FEEDERS' ASSOCIATION